Subject	Ok, so what would you expect to gain from this?
Posted by	BigTDogg (MA) on December 01, 2003 at 11:53 AM
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In Reply To	That has little to do with the accuracy of the fuel maps. (n/m) posted by Kenny 14 psi on December 01, 2003 at 11:45 AM
Message	5, 10 hp tops?? I don't feel that the inaccuracies of the fuel maps are anything which couldn't be better solved by the JWT ECU. The only need for more fuel is more air. If I'm wrong, prove it. "...Downpipes own. They own everything...anything...all there ever was and will be...they should be stock on all cars. Screw the environment, emissions, noise! I love them...I shall name my first-born after them with glee..." - SeedyRom 05:13:20 10/03/02 "Ricers are idiots" - RezidentEvil "i love the cock" - genic 22:20:47 09/25/03 "a hair brush does make a nice didlo, but it fixes your hair even better" -Nixit 6/2/2003
Follow Ups	When does a person need a fuel controller? - Goose1451 10:39:21 12/01/03 To fine tune the fuel for more power and safety (n/m) - ImTheDevil 10:41:09 12/01/03 Would I get more power on a stock NA? (n/m) - Goose1451 10:44:44 12/01/03 ummm, maybe a TAD. (n/m) - Gsujeff55 10:46:38 12/01/03 How about you start off with a JWT pop. (n/m) - whitepearlz 10:47:14 12/01/03 2nd. (n/m) - max240 10:48:45 12/01/03 Already have Injen intake and pulley. - Goose1451 10:55:55 12/01/03 your not going to see the full potential of your - GodZilla(noVA) 11:37:32 12/01/03 I completely agree with GodZilla, if you're - whitepearlz 11:43:24 12/01/03 no not really.. you would run the chances of rich - GodZilla(noVA) 10:48:30 12/01/03 i would think he would wanna lean it out! (n/m) - Gsujeff55 11:23:15 12/01/03 too much to either side will have bad news for him - GodZilla(noVA) 11:27:15 12/01/03 Doubtful. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:55:59 12/01/03 between 0 and 15 rwhp. (n/m) - nixit 10:57:30 12/01/03 So, about the same as a huge GT-R-Super-Spec-V badge? (n/m) - whitepearlz 11:21:42 12/01/03 Fuel tuning can have a major impact on performance. (n/m) - Kenny 14 psi 11:24:44 12/01/03 roughly, how much would it cost to dyno tune it? (n/m) - stockplayerz (NYC) 11:25:59 12/01/03 That would depend on where you have it dynoed. (n/m) - FlawleZ 11:30:01 12/01/03 $60 to $200 an hour depending on about 8 different factors. (n/m) - Kenny 14 psi 11:46:14 12/01/03 But on a Stage 0 NA, there really is no benefit. - whitepearlz 11:31:06 12/01/03 what about my stage III NA?? would a fuel controller and - takirb 11:35:49 12/01/03 suspension!~ (n/m) - GodZilla(noVA) 11:38:03 12/01/03 2nd myself (n/m) - GodZilla(noVA) 11:48:16 12/01/03 lol (n/m) - Jackie 12:55:19 12/01/03 Re: what about my stage III NA?? would a fuel controller and - whitepearlz 11:39:38 12/01/03 please sit on your hands. - nixit 11:56:20 12/01/03 so in other words if my NA is poorly tuned/maintained - takirb 12:05:35 12/01/03 yes and no. whatever. it's out of my hands. (n/m) - nixit 12:09:11 12/01/03 Not on an NA. Constant Air Volume. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 11:39:52 12/01/03 That has little to do with the accuracy of the fuel maps. (n/m) - Kenny 14 psi 11:45:04 12/01/03 Ok, so what would you expect to gain from this? - BigTDogg (MA) 11:53:05 12/01/03 tuning an NA requires 4 things; - nixit 11:58:57 12/01/03 I guess my impression is that the average NA user isn't - BigTDogg (MA) 12:13:04 12/01/03 Re: Ok, so what would you expect to gain from this? - Kenny 14 psi 12:01:41 12/01/03 LOL, ok... - BigTDogg (MA) 12:16:09 12/01/03 Agreed. I did "power" mods on my NA. Nothing happened. - Kenny 14 psi 12:35:35 12/01/03 seconded. - nixit 11:50:52 12/01/03 No. (n/m) - nixit 11:50:19 12/01/03 Benefits vary on N/A's..... - FlawleZ 11:28:51 12/01/03 not much. (n/m) - FS Z 12:50:13 12/01/03 Thanks for all the input. It helped alot. - Goose1451 18:36:50 12/01/03
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